Jeremy Chu, a multifaceted Chinese-American thespian, hails from the cosmopolitan metropolis of New York City, where his passion for the performing arts was meticulously cultivated from a tender and impressionable age.
A youthful thespian, he embarked upon his journey in the world of acting and Broadway at the remarkably tender age of nine, when he made his debut in the 1996 revival of the timeless Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, "The King and I", thus inaugurating a career that would subsequently unfold like a masterpiece, leading him to the radiant lights of the esteemed Great White Way, where his talents would be showcased to the world.
Jeremy's remarkable Broadway debut served as a pivotal stepping stone, catapulting him into a diverse array of high-profile national commercials and print advertisements, where he meticulously refined his acting skills, meticulously crafting a reputation as a gifted and versatile young thespian.
Jeremy's remarkable journey reached a groundbreaking peak when he was handpicked to assume the coveted role of Young Simba in the esteemed Broadway production of Disney's "The Lion King", marking a singular achievement as the first and, to this day, the only Asian actor to have embodied the character, a resounding tribute to his extraordinary aptitude and remarkable range.
It wasn't too long after his initial foray into the entertainment industry that Jeremy managed to secure his inaugural film role, which came in the form of a 2002 comedy titled "Mr. Deeds", starring none other than the renowned comedic genius Adam Sandler alongside the talented Winona Ryder, thereby providing him with the perfect opportunity to demonstrate his impressive capacity to seamlessly transition between various genres and mediums, ultimately solidifying his position as a versatile and adaptable performer.
Jeremy's career trajectory has been marked by a diverse array of television appearances, with notable roles in the critically acclaimed series "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" and the stylish and scandalous drama "Gossip Girl", thereby showcasing his impressive versatility and artistic prowess as a thespian.
Jeremy's academic journey is marked by a notable stint at the renowned Professional Performing Arts School, a prestigious institution that has nurtured the talents of numerous esteemed performers. Prior to that, he honed his skills at the illustrious LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts, a globally recognized hub for artistic expression and education.
Jeremy embarked on a new and exciting professional journey in 2010 by co-starring in the spine-tingling horror thriller "My Soul To Take", a cinematic masterpiece meticulously crafted by the highly acclaimed and visionary director Wes Craven.
